Overall Rating | Silver - expired |
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Overall Score | 54.45 |
Liaison | Lisa Lonie |
Submission Date | June 30, 2017 |
Executive Letter | Download |
Haverford College
AC-8: Campus as a Living Laboratory
Status | Score | Responsible Party |
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4.00 / 4.00 |
Jesse
Lytle VP and Chief of Staff Office of the President |
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Air & Climate
No
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Air & Climate:
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Buildings
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Buildings:
Students developed a feasibility study of teaching greenhouse and headhouse as part of an Environmental Studies course
Energy
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Energy:
Students developed a feasibility study of anaerobic digestion as a fuel source as part of an Environmental Studies course
Food & Dining
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Food & Dining:
Students developed a business plan for cricket farming as a fuel source as part of a Social Entrepreneurship course
Grounds
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Grounds:
Students have been working in the Environmental Studies senior seminar to determine how to develop an agricultural space on the grounds of Haverford College. This class was held in fall 2013 with 21 students.
Purchasing
No
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Purchasing:
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Transportation
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Transportation:
Students developed a campus bike share proposal as part of an Environmental Studies course.
Waste
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Waste:
Students developed a feasibility study of composting as part of an Environmental Studies course
Water
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Water:
This spring semester 4 classes are working together and in collaboration with artist-in-residence Jeslicah Mana Ross to examine chemical pollutant input into the Delaware River. This collaboration is analyzing water samples in and nearby campus to understand our chemical contribution to the local water supply.
Coordination & Planning
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Coordination & Planning:
Students studied how different campus entities can coordinate and collaborate to advance shared priorities through a campus-based environmental festival, as part of an Environmental Studies course.
Diversity & Affordability
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Diversity & Affordability:
Students studied how to support diversity of ability and learning styles in higher ed in a Computer Science course.
Investment & Finance
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Investment & Finance:
An economics course allowed students an opportunity to develop local "impact investing" proposals as a different mode in which to deploy college resources.
Public Engagement
Yes
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Public Engagement:
Students studied a campus-based environmental festival as part of an Environmental Studies course. An ENVS course partnered with communities in the Strawberry Mansion neighborhood of Philadelphia.
Wellbeing & Work
No
A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to Wellbeing & Work:
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Other Impact Areas
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A brief description of the student/faculty projects and how they contribute to understanding campus sustainability challenges or advancing sustainability on campus in relation to other areas:
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